MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4513, 14 November 1901, Page 3

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. (Before Messrs .1. C. MeKerrovr, U. B. Men. taver ami C. Maiiiwaring, A charge against Henry Atehcrley of haring no iawnil visible means of support was withdrawn as arrangements had been made to send him to a home David Irwin, tor getting on to a train at Pet one whilst it was in motion, was fined SS, and costs 18s. The defendant, who had been seived in Lyttelton, did not ap. pear when the case was called on. David Morris and B. Jones, two butcher hoys, who had raced their horses from Taranaki street across Cuba street to In. gestre street, were each fined 5s and costs lor furious riding. A prohibition order for the city, suburbs and Otaki was granted against Joseph Ken. ny on the application of the police. A Chinaman named .Van Sing. for break, ing a window at the Newtown Police Sta. tion, was fined Is, and ordered to pay 10s for repairs and 5s for witnesses’ expenses. Several parents were fitted lor the irre, pnlar attendance and non.attendance of the children at school. Mr J. Varnham, truant inspector, conducted the cases for tlio 'Education Board. At the Mount Cook Police Station yes. terdav the Bench was occupied by Mr !{. Avres, J.P.. and Frederick Hynes, for drunkenness was fined 10s, and ordered to pav 171 Gd. for the expenses of medical attendance, in default four days’ imprison, merit.